Melbourne Festival Chat: Roslyn Oades
Roslyn Oades new work, Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday is already a must-see see of this festival. Developed by Malthouse and the Melbourne
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Melbourne Festival: My Lovers’ Bones
My Lovers’ Bones is another premiere Australian work developed for and supported by the Melbourne Festival. Created by independent company Brown
Read MoreMelbourne Festival Chat: Sheridan Harbridge
Sheridan Harbridge is performing in Big hART’s Hipbone Sticking Out. The work’s a culmination of three years of collaboration with between the
Read MoreMelbourne Festival: Mikelangelo’s City of Dreams
Mikelangelo isn’t from Melbourne and spends a lot of time travelling the world, but – like many of us –
Read MoreMUSC: Hamlet
Melbourne University Shakespeare Company are doing a brave thing over at The Guild Theatre by taking on Hamlet they tackle,
Read MoreMelbourne Festival: Complexity of Belonging
Melbourne Festival, the Brisbane Festival and Melbourne Theatre Company have coordinated to support the creation of Complexity of Belonging. It’s the type
Read MoreMelbourne Festival: Marzo
So, there’s a Japanese samurai going all Noh, a Pink Power Ranger, the offspring triplets of a Telly Tubby and the
Read MoreJosh Piterman’s new PITFIT studio is a performer’s dream
PITFIT – How fit do Musical Theatre performers need to be, really? We’ve all been there before: There you are
Read MoreMELBOURNE FESTIVAL: Have I No Mouth
Have I No Mouth is extraordinary theatre. I was on the verge of tears for most of it, but it took
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